Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-12

terial assistance OF the umpire who de-
clared Fogarty safe at second when he was
probably out. This decision gave the
" PhilEes two runs. The HooSiers batted
Casey hard, but nuified their hitting bv
sleepy base-running. Catchers- Hackett
and McGuire. Score-lndianapolis 6, Phil
adelphia s.
A DISHONEST TRICK.
New YORK, July 11th.-The Pittsburg
club defeated the New York club at the
Polo Grounds to-day after hard fought
and exceedingly fine game. The Giants
found McCormick's curves hard to solve.
and did very little batting. About $500
spectators were present, and in the ninth
inning the excitement ran high. In that
inning Carroll displayed his brutal and
rowdyish temper, when he deliberately ran
into George at the home-plate and severely
injured him. Kisses and cries of " Rowdyf'
and Loafer" resounded on all sides
George scalp was cut open by the collision.
but he continued to pitch after delay of
several minutes. Weak batting defeated
the Giants. Pitchers-George and McCor-
mick. Catchers-Brown and Miller. Score
New York 2, Pittsburg 8.
WASHINGTON DEFEATS CHICAGO.
WASHINGTON, July 11th.-Almost perfect
fielding and few timely hits, aided by
costly errors, enabled the Washingtons to
secure an easy victory over the Chicago
champions to-day, the result of which was
surprise TO nearly everyone present.
Clarkson pitched good game, but his sup
port was wretched. Ryan, Sullivan and
Williamson played their positions in a
very amateurish manner. Ryan repeatedly
made errors that would have disgraced a
schoolboy. The home team fielded admira
bly,, and the White Stockings were COM
pelled to earn three of their four runs.
Not single run OF the twelve scored by
Washington was earned. Pitchers-ODav
and Clarkson. Catchers-Mack and Flint.
Score--Wsshington II, Chicago 4.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE WASHINGTON
GAME.
WASHINGTON, July 11th.-[Special. !
The Chicagos were to-day stopped in their
onward march toward the Championship
by the WGshingtons. The latter. after
losing four straight games TO indianapolis
put on their new white uniforms. with
black stockings, and defeated Anson's
young bloods easily. While the home
team played an almost perfect game in the
field and pounded Clarkson's deliv-
cry very hard, the visitors PLAYED
so poorly that their opponents scored
twelve unearned runs. Van HaItren made
bHC biCtNg VAULTS III tllC IlSlI IElQ, DilC
his colleagues in the left and center got in
three errors apiece. The feature of the
game was Daily's heavy and timely hit
ting. He started the run-getting in the
sixth inning by single to left when the
runners were on second and third. and
in the next time to the bat he hit
over the left field fence for home
run, sending in a runner ahead of him.
He also hit again safely in the eighth. The
Chicagos died hard. and Anson disputed
almost every close decision Valentine.
the regular umpire retired after the second
inning on account of his lame arm. and
kreig, late of the Washingtons, was SUBJ
stltuted. ST. The score was Washingtons II,
Chicagos 4.
OTHER GAMES.
observation-disclosures 5, Metropolis
ans 0.
ST. LoUIs-St. Louis u, Baltimore 5.
BosToN-Rsin caused postponement of
the Detroit-Boston game to-day.